Betz to lead Protos Inc as partner and VP role
Charles W. Betz announces his son C. W. Betz of Girard will join as partner and vice president of Protos Inc a quick printing shop at 8 W Main C W Betz will leave Ace Business Forms in Pittsburg after seven years in off set printing and begins Aug 21 Ricky Mitchell Erie Tribune carrier to have leg surgery Aug 18 at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City after skin grafts for burns from an accident four years ago Mrs Lesta Swender 215 W Elm and B A Moris 902 Wilson joined Kappa Delta Pi at Kansas State College of Pittsburg also named to the summer dean’s honor roll Ernest Typer 212 W 5th found an 1896 Time Table for the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railways in poor condition a detail note says the timetable lists Topeka Emporia North Ottawa and Kansas City Girl Scout leader workshop set for Tue 9:30 a m to 3 p m at Washington Avenue Methodist Church bring own lunches Neosho County National Farmers Organization meets Mon 7:30 p m in Erie basement of Neosho County Courthouse an ice cream social for members families Earl Corn Independence Fire Department chief retires after 28 years Clyde Huff to become chief Sept 1 Corn on vacation until then
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Betz
C. W. Betz, Girard
Protos, Inc
W. Main
C. W. Betz
Ace Business Forms
Pittsburg
Ricky Mitchell
Tribune
Erie
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Joe Mitchell
Eric
Medical Center
Lesta Snender
W. Elm
B. A. Moris
Wilson
Kappa Delta Pi
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Swender
School of Arts and Sciences
Ernest Typer
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Santa Fe
Topeka
Emporia
Ottawa
Neosho County
Lion Called Christian Tells of Pet Lion Year in London
Anthony Rourke and John Rendall recount a year with a young lion in a London apartment. They face housing challenges and form a bond marked by love and respect. A turn in the story places the lion with a wild African family, living a natural life while the book notes the library availability in Chanute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Rourke
John Rendall
London
Africa
Iola Seeks Petitions for Volunteer Sidewalk Upgrades
Iola invites petitions for sidewalk improvements with completion planned before winter. Projects are volunteer only. after petition, inspection and price are issued. Standard residential sidewalks priced at 77 cents per square foot include removal, replacement and backfilling. Owners may pay cash or have costs assessed over at least ten years on taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola
Deaths Funerals Mrs Franklin Splechter
Mrs. Franklin Norma Louise Splechter 44 of Yates Center died Wednesday at St. Margaret's Hospital Fredonia. Born April 14 1928 to Herbert and Rose Bishop she married Splechter Oct 28 1947 in Thayer. Survived by widowed husband five daughters two sons two grandchildren and numerous relatives. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at Cason Knickerbocker Fredonia chapel with burial in Buffalo cemetery.
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Wichita
Frances Larmar
Niceville
Fla
Nancy Louise
Susan Lynn
Neodesha
Herbert Bishop
James Bishop
Topeka
Kenneth Bishop
Floyd Bishop
Louis Zillner
Hesperia
Calif
Betty Floyd
Chapel
Cason-Knickerbocker Funeral Home
Fredonia
Buffalo
Hospital Visiting Hours And Listings Of Admissions And Marriages
Daily Transcript reports visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm and shows patient census at 49 with adults, pediatrics, and one baby. It lists Wednesday admissions John Chaney Humboldt and Mrs David Woods Humbold and today includes Mrs Lee Osborn R 3 Mrs June Smith Neosho Manor plus several ongoing or upcoming public court and marriage notices naming multiple individuals and towns including Parsons Chanute Humboldt Iola and Thayer, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chaney
Humboldt
David Woods
Humbold
Lee Osborn
R. 3
June Smith
Neosho Manor
Police and Fire Reports of Local Thefts and Incidents
Police report a bicycle stolen from Don Chittenden at the Tioga Hotel between 10 30 p.m. and midnight. A 1972 orange Shimaru 10 speed racer is missing. A grass fire on the AT SF rail line north of Barlton was extinguished with costs covered by the railroad. Lester Crumrine charged with DWI and left of center with arraignment set for Aug 14. A burglary at Gary Fail’s car yielded photography gear including a Miranda 35 mm camera and lenses.
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Don Chittenden
N. Central
Tioga Hotel
Lester W. Crumrine
Buffalo
Gary Fail
N. Evergreen
Hart Ready For Low Cost Political War
In Wichita Kansas 68 year old Democratic candidate George Hart launches a campaign against state Senator Dave Owen in the lieutenant governor race. Owen 33 youngest Kansas Senate member and winner over House Speaker Calvin Strowig in last week's primary setting a sharp contest tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
George Hart
Dave Owen
Overland Park
Owen
Kansas Senate
Calvin Strowig
Abilene
Choir to present Sunday program at Church of God in Christ
The young people's choir of the Church of God in Christ at 1212 N. Washington will present a music program at 3 p.m. Sunday. Special guests will be the Ebony Angels of Parsons. The program is open to the public. Rev. Floyd Thuston is the church pastor.
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Young People’s Choir
Church of God In Christ
N. Washington
Ebony Angels of
Parsons
Floyd Thuston
Obituary and local promotions thread spans Holtzman death and Porter staff moves
Charles Roger Holtzman 73 died Wednesday at Neosho Memorial Hospital Cha nute after six months illness. He was a Thayer resident born April 21 1899 and married Irene McDaniels October 23 1949. Survivors include three sons a daughter five grandchildren and two brothers. Hart challenges Owen to disclose campaign spending in an $8 400 a year lieutenant governor race and accuses Republicans of tax form avoidance. Porter promotions name Faye Thompson manager order services Dean Hibbs general foreman and Dale Borrer hired as order service rep.
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Thayer
Charles Roger Holtzman
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Christian Church
Orville L. Holtzman
Irene McDaniels
David
Dale
Gary
Biloxie
Miss
Tony) Cranor
Alvah B. Holtzman
Ted Holtzman
Iola
H. K. Porter
N. Allen
Faye Thompson
Order Services
Dean Hibbs
Dale Borrer
New Order Service
Cardinals release Moe Drabowsky from roster
The St. Louis Cardinals unconditionally released veteran right hander Moe Drabowsky, 37, after a 1-1 season and 30 appearances. He will be replaced on the roster by Moe Palmer, who just completed two weeks of military training. A funeral service for Neodesha resident is set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Thayer Christian Church with Rev. Kenneth Richards officiating. Burial follows in Thayer cemetery.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Moe Drabowsky
Drabowsky
Cardinals
Moe Palmer
Thayer Christian Church
Kenneth Richards
Neodesha
Thayer Cemetery
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Immunization Clinic Set For Fredonia Courthouse
The Wilson County health department will hold a free immunization clinic in Fredonia Monday from 9 to 11 30 am and 1 30 to 4 pm in the courthouse building. The clinics welcome both children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Wilson County Health Department
Emergency Powers Used To Ship Food to Scottish Islands
London AP reports Britain's government ordered a Royal Air Force airlift to deliver a week’s supply of food to Orkney and Shetland islands under emergency powers. The action follows a 14 day port shutdown and a strike by 42,000 longshoremen seeking job security and severance pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward Heath
Royal Air Force
Orkney
Shetland Islands
Miliant
Glasgow
Scotland
House votes reject cuts to foreign aid in Cambodia and Portugal
In a Wednesday night session the House rejected by voice vote efforts to cut off U S aid to Cambodia and Thai land and to suspend aid to Portugal while considering an anti war bill that would carry the force of law without cutting military funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
U.S
Cambodia
Thailand
Portugal
Firm Offers to Buy Fort Scott Hotel
A Wichita firm, Disney and Associates, offered to purchase the Downtowner Hotel in Fort Scott. The package included a $5,000 down payment and $30,000 annually for 20 years. The hotel carries a $142,000 SBA loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott Hotel
Fort Scott
Wichita
Disney and Associates of
The
Small Business Administration
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Independence
Earl Corn
Independence Fire Department
Clyde Huff
Corn
Christian
Chanute Public Library
L. M
Franklin Splechter
Charles R. Holtzman
Daily Transcript
Leland McDaniel
R J
Clay Fogleman
Angela Vega
John R. Young
Don Richwine
Stark
Cathy Butts
Merle McCoy
Dennis
Denver Cheney
S. Malcolm
George Manly
Ioa
Kenneth Callier
Kenneth Tucker
N. Garfield
Ernest Eggers
Yates Center
District Court
Casey O'Bryan
Genevieve M. O'Bryan
Mariah Ely
Jerry Benjamin Mead
Coretha Ann Troester
Richard Barriger
Kathy Sue Hecht
Haviland
Gene Louis Tibbetts
Judith Ann Smith
Walnut
Johnny Lee Laubach
Barston
Marcia Louise Webb
Richard Kearney Guinotte
Stephanie LaRocca
Jess Donald Lock
Kathleen Ann McGowen
Bob Allen Myers
Alice Deane McMillen
Eugene Dillon
Judy Lynn McMillen
Kenneth Robert Taylor
Grenda Kay Richwine
Eric Duane Holtzman
Patricia Lea Hurst
Franklin D. West
McCune
Linda Mae O'Neal
Cherryvale
John Wayne Barrow
Fort Gordon
Maureen Renee Harris
Jeffe Burnett Bailey
Lariton
Jones Bowers
John Kenneth Slocum Jr
Claudette Marie Winder
Mathew Jude Hermes
St. Paul
Milissa Marie Allman
Keith Allen Cochran
Petrolia
Denise L. Estes
Tom Spence
Tom Spencer
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Raiload
Barlton
At&sf
DWI
Wichita, Kan
Robert Dole
Chanute Country Club
Mines
Ec Ashley
Joe Goodevan
Robert Allen
Glen Shook
Arch Allen
Regier “Pune Syndicate
the Wizard OF ID
Doss
Beetle Bailey
Lote
Andy Capp
Cheeky
Buz
Archie
Snuffy Smith
Loweezy
Steve Canyon
Steve
Summer
USAF
Skeezix
Kustom Electronics
ILC
Spencer W. Finbey
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